Sony PlayStation VR2 (PSVR2)
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And the most important news 
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Gran Turismo 7 Will Have (Almost) Full PlayStation VR2 Support
Gran Turismo 7 image via Stakado Kazunori Yamauchi has confirmed via a post on the PlayStation Blog that Gran Turismo 7 will come with almost total support for the PlayStation VR2 hardware when it launches on Feburary 22. It was announced only two weeks ago that GT7 would have PSVR2 support wh
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PlayStation VR2: 13 new titles and launch lineup revealed
More than 30 games on track for release starting February 22.
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GT7VR sounds significant.
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I rather too afraid to play horror games especialy in vr but rush of blood was acceptable for me, this Im not sure :d
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Yes. There's a physical stress to resist blinking. Passing through a room, you'll be trying to resist blinking as much as possible and taking on physical discomfort as a result, adding to the stress of the situation.
I've never heard of this but it looks great. Think I'd actually prefer the torch going out mechanic to the blinking one though. While the use of the eye tracking is really cool, as well as the direct interaction with you natural reflex to blink, actuallyplaying the game would be genuinly physically uncomopfrtable. And I'm not really sure what's what I'm looking for in a game.
If it was just a rarely used mechanic though, with remainder of the game being similar to the torch mechanic then that would be much better.
I really enjoyed it. I actually find it somewhat relaxing because it has a strong haunted house / amusement park ride vibe. Just cool to see in VR. The action gets frantic but works well with the move controllers. But it doesn't take long to finish it.
Supermassive made several PSVR games. Until Dawn Rush of Blood, The Inpatient (Until Dawn prequel), Tumble VR, and a rail shooter called Bravo Team.
Supermassive made several PSVR games. Until Dawn Rush of Blood, The Inpatient (Until Dawn prequel), Tumble VR, and a rail shooter called Bravo Team.
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Kayak VR: Mirage joins the PS VR2 launch line-up
Experience realistic maneuverability, natural physics and marvel at awe-inspiring scenery and sea life.
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btw my RTX 3070 is not strong enough to render that game at native resolution at 72hz.Kayak VR: Mirage joins the PS VR2 launch line-up
Experience realistic maneuverability, natural physics and marvel at awe-inspiring scenery and sea life.
amazing that PS5 would be able to run it at high resolution (foveated) smoothly
It will be very interesting to see how coarse the resolutions at edges can get.
If it is something like 4x4 pixels or larger it may save quite a bit of performance.
I wonder if it's just main pass or if post processing and other passes can be easily handled in low resolution.
The whole point of foveated rendering is that it's not running at a high resolution (but you don't notice). If indeed settings are the same, and the image quality is indistinguishable between the two (two big ifs) then this is testament to foveated rendering and doesn't really say anything specific about the P5's performance.
